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____________________________________________________________________________________________ King's Theatre, 335 Bath Street, Glasgow
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Above - The King's Theatre, Glasgow.
The King's Theatre in Bath Street, Glasgow was built by the renowned Theatre architect Frank Matcham at a cost of £50,000, and opened on the 12th of September 1904. The Auditorium, which was richly decorated in many different styles, something Matcham was famous for, was built on four levels consisting of Stalls and three Balconies, with a multitude of boxes on either side. The Theatre's entrance and foyers are also lavishly decorated and give a true sense of occasion, sadly lacking in many later Theatres. The King's Theatre, which is Grade B Listed, currently has a capacity of 1,815, and is used primarily as a touring house. You may like to visit the Theatre's own Website here...
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